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Valerie Tarasuk
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Contributor, Canadian Medical Association Journal
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By Valerie Tarasuk, Joyce Cheng, Claire de Oliveira, Naomi Dachner| Canadian Medical Association Journal Verified Income-related problems of food access, variously termed “food poverty” or “food insecurity,” are increasingly recognized as serious social and public health problems in many affluent nations.
By Tim Li, Valerie Tarasuk| Policy Options Politiques Magazine Verified (Version française disponible ici)The 2024 federal budget announcement of $1 billion over five years to establish a national school food program fulfils the Liberal Party’s 2021 election commitments and answers the many calls for Ottawa to support school breakfasts and lunches. However, the budget lacked any action on the Canada child benefit (CCB) – the policy best positioned to move the needle on food insecurity among families with children.
By Valerie Tarasuk, Joyce Cheng, Claire de Oliveira, Naomi Dachner| Canadian Medical Association Journal Verified Income-related problems of food access, variously termed “food poverty” or “food insecurity,” are increasingly recognized as serious social and public health problems in many affluent nations.
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Canadian Medical Association Journal
The Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) is a peer-reviewed medical journal established in 1911. It serves as a key platform for sharing medical research, clinical reviews, and health policy analysis in Canada. CMAJ publishes original research across various medical disciplines, including epidemiology and clinical trials, and features expert commentaries on healthcare policy and ethics. CMAJ provides both open-access and subscription-based content aimed at healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers. It includes clinical reviews that offer updates on diagnosis and treatment, as well as a sister journal, CMAJ Open, which focuses on research with direct clinical or policy relevance. The journal has a rich history of contributing to medical scholarship and continues to address contemporary health issues, including pandemic response and health equity.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Founded: 1911